Judge finds West Virginia Medicaid exclusion of transgender surgery unconstitutional
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Following a federal judge’s decision, low-income transgender citizens in West Virginia will soon be able to receive gender-conforming surgical care.
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CHARLESTON, W.Va. — West Virginia’s Medicaid program must provide coverage for gender-confirming care for transgender residents, a federal judge ruled. U.S. District Judge Chuck Chambers in Huntington made the ruling Tuesday in a lawsuit filed by LGBTQ interest group Lambda Legal over treatments for…
West Virginia's Medicaid program is required to cover gender transition surgeries for transgender residents, a federal judge in Huntington ruled this week.
A federal judge has ruled that West Virginia’s Medicaid program must provide coverage for gender-confirming care for transgender residents. The judge made the ruling Tuesday in a lawsuit filed by
West Virginia’s Medicaid program can no longer exclude coverage for “gender-affirming” surgeries, a federal judge ruled this week.U.S. District Judge Robert C. Chambers ruled in favor of a lawsuit filed
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